The Superannuation Guarantee: should it be used as a tool of economic policy?

SimCorp RoundtableOn March 5, Investment & Technologyand investment administration softwareprovider, SimCorp, held a roundtablediscussion on last November’s “economists’open letter” to the Rudd Government.

Signed by eight of Australia’s leading economicminds, the letter advocated a shorttermreduction in the superannuationguarantee to 6 per cent, and a relaxing ofsuper access rules, as an economic stimulusduring this financial crisis.

The letter went on to advocate a gradual increase in theSG as Australia’s economy recovered, to aproposed 12 per cent by 2015.

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Defaults and demographics driving funds to better retirement solutions

Produced in partnership with Royal London Asset Management. Delays and multiple rounds of consultation on financial advice law reform stretching back more than three years have left the industry disillusioned, and a growing number of super fund members entering retirement in a state of uncertainty and without the full benefits of appropriate guidance, let alone

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